Nevada Code § 387.526

Loan to school district upon failure to make timely payment on debt service of guaranteed bonds: Duties of State Treasurer and Executive Director; interest; restrictions on school district
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1. If a school district fails to make a
timely payment on the debt service of bonds that are guaranteed pursuant to the
provisions of NRS 387.513 to 387.528 , inclusive, the State Treasurer
shall:
(a) Withdraw from the State Permanent School Fund
the amount of money due for the payment on the debt service;
(b) Make the payment on the debt service; and
(c) Report the payment to the Executive Director.
2. The amount of money withdrawn pursuant
to subsection 1 shall be deemed a loan to the school district from the State
Permanent School Fund. The State Treasurer shall determine the rate of interest
on the loan, which must not exceed 1 percent above the average rate of interest
yielded on investments in the State Permanent School Fund on the date that the
loan is made. A loan that is made to a school district pursuant to this
subsection is a special obligation of the school district and is payable only
from the sources specified in NRS 387.528 .
3. A school district that receives a loan
pursuant to this section shall not:
(a) Include the loan as a general obligation of
the school district when determining any limit on the debt of the school
district.
(b) Unless the school district obtains the
written approval of the Executive Director, for the period during which the
loan is unpaid, enter into any medium-term obligations or installment-purchase
agreement pursuant to the provisions of NRS
350.087 to 350.095 , inclusive, or
otherwise borrow money.
4. If the Executive Director receives
notice that a loan has been made pursuant to this section, the Executive
Director shall proceed pursuant to the provisions of NRS 354.685 .

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